Mathematics: Problem solving is emphasized as students further their understanding of numbers, operations, adding and subtracting one- and two-digit numbers. Students use hands-on activities and a variety of manipulatives to learn time, money, geometry, and fractions. Measurement concepts, such as weight, mass, capacity, time, and temperature, are investigated.

Science: Students study and investigate the changing states of matter, life cycle, plant and animal characteristics, magnetism, etc. They perform outdoor investigations using scientific processes, including inquiry methods; analyze information, make informed judgments, and use an assortment of tools to gather and document data, while incorporating physical, earth, and life sciences concepts and vocabulary.

Social Studies:  Basic concepts of history, geography, economics, and government are explored, as well as a variety of cultures. Students will become skilled at basic map, chart, graph, and thinking skills. They will learn about local and prominent people who showed good citizenship and who have influenced our community, city, state, country and the world.